QUOTE(darkknight81 @ Nov 5 2024, 10:56 AM)
CongratsFI/RE - Financial Independence / Retire Early
FI/RE - Financial Independence / Retire Early
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Nov 5 2024, 10:58 AM
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Nov 5 2024, 06:34 PM
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QUOTE(kochin @ Nov 5 2024, 04:01 PM) in principle agree. but also need to monitor somewhat. BAT was rm70 in 2014 n after 10 years at rm8, oh shyt.BAT was a dividend darling stock for the longest time. but their stocks tumbled from RM70 to RM10. but still consistently giving handsome dividend yield peg to their current share price. but i get your point. while stocks giving consistent and stable dividend and above FD returns are great but it's still not 100% fool proof. i was just thinking, in the pursuit of FIRE, i may absorb higher risk with instrument that returns better. In full retirement mode, perhaps we should also decrease our risk appetite to lower threshold to more guaranteed returns? If invested 7mil n now worth 800k, how much dividend were given out during this 10 years? |
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Nov 6 2024, 07:17 AM
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Mar 23 2025, 09:21 AM
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Mar 24 2025, 04:21 PM
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Mar 24 2025, 04:47 PM
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Mar 24 2025, 06:52 PM
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Apr 5 2025, 10:58 AM
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With so much disruption coming n growing recession risk, time for revision in retirement planning?
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Apr 5 2025, 09:39 PM
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QUOTE(dwRK @ Apr 5 2025, 05:51 PM) Actually I wanted to do that after 2008 but chicken out cos my funds were mostly in ASMx n it was hard to buy them back. Also at that time not so convenient to buy US stocks. So just left it there while DJIA shot up 5x. Now too old to risk that, may be can put 20% in it, or should I keep it status quo since networth is still growing every year. Actually currently ASMx & EPF r autopilot investment n never go - ve, only need to spend time at the forum blowing water. |
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Apr 6 2025, 11:32 AM
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QUOTE(gamenoob @ Apr 6 2025, 11:15 AM) You already achieved your goal... why taking on more which may expose to some other temptations or risk, especially your pot now is still growing.. My only child just graduated, tot of exploring, playing n learning with equities together. May be now is a good time to diversify 50% out of MY. |
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QUOTE(Hansel @ Apr 6 2025, 06:36 PM) Hi bro,... emm,... well, it's better to advise the young ones to work hard first and do not sway from this goal. Go out there, see the world,.... go after the big bucks, and we support them in their endeavours. Pity them lah bro, getting into the working world with all the disruptions happening.I feel it's not too good to start teaching them abt investing too early, things like making loads of money from 'investing',... things like this. Then they become complacent, thinking it's better to invest and 'shake legs', money makes money, etc,... looking at how their father did it. If can get good job ok lah. But there is much less jobs security in future what with AI, AGI, robots & automation. Deglobalisation, trade protection, scams macam macam ada. It is no longer easy to accumulate wealth thru jobs or biz. I probably got at most 20 more years to teach n guide my child how to preserve & grow our wealth conservatively. At the same time gradually do wealth transfer. wongmunkeong, gamenoob, and 1 other liked this post
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Apr 11 2025, 03:15 PM
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QUOTE(HolyCooler @ Apr 11 2025, 02:29 PM) It is almost the time i should fulfil my dream aka FIRE. Congrats, enuf to support how many of u?I think i am one of the very luckiest ones. My dreams were : 1. Own a house no need to pay rental 2. Able to buy the most powerful graphics card when it is launched 3. No need to work still have money to use and save each month 4. Eat foods or buy cloths no need to worry about the price Simple dreams. All achieved. I have so many hobbies, with the rise of AI, my life become even more interesting now, just need to leave my job and go into full enjoy mode. HolyCooler liked this post
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 16 2025, 03:16 PM) Bro you don't understand. I don't chase yield anymore nor do I want to buy reits anymore. I am more interested in automatic double digits dividend growth. Yield not important. More important is how much is it growing a year excluding reinvestment. If it cannot grow more than 4% p.a it's losing money to inflation. Mine yield is growing from min 15-30%p.a without me needing to inject any new cash/reinvestment. Can you say the same about your holdings? If you really want to care about yield yes I chose stocks with 0.5-1%p.a yield. That's my approach. There are few exceptions but majority still hold true. Even my companies paying me 5%p.a they are growing their dividend by min 10%p.a. I am playing the lo long game where 20 years later my low yield high growth will beat any current high yield with low to zero dividend growth. Sorry if this is a stupid Q cos i am new to options, but this is a very good track record but what is stopping u to put in more n multiplying your 2024 profit to say 290k instead? Too much risk or need more $ backup?This is what Jason fieber said. Which boss is going to increase your pay by 10%p.a? Also to get say extra $1000 p.a, you would need to invest extra 16.67k at 6% yield . It's easier for company to pay you the extra 1k (10%p.a) vs you coughing up 16.67k I am ok with my options getting called away but I prefer it not to be called away as I can rinse and repeat. It's better to rinse and repeat, collecting money every week then get sold away as recurring income is more important. I can guess. Around 8-10% p.a and not growing. Or if it's growing it's around around. 1-2%p.a As I said he focus on high yield tax free countries. He Pokémon everything even low quality stuff as long as it pays dividends (gotta catch them all) Bro your portfolio is large la. Your 4%p.a can easily get you 20-30k per month. My portfolio 4% can only get me like 2k per month. Lol. Economics of scale matter. A millions portfolio is easier to generate 20-30k/month as shown by Paul low portfolio. Cause money coming in every week will ensure you never run out of money. You always have money to buy stuff or spend or invest. Also no need to worry that this month no money coming in. No need to wait for paycheck. His way is nice just not to my liking of gotta catch them all. I like and support his idea of money coming in every week so I tweak his way to fit mine. I will just show my profit and loss. i am not comfortable showing my transaction. For 2024 » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « For 2025 » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 16 2025, 04:43 PM) More money. I am limited by my money I have. Your April2025 returns r as impressive esp with the market turbulence due to tariffs.Btw that's in USD so enough money for me. I know right the track record speaks for itself. When I started I also got a shock at my track record. I thought it was a one time thingy. With your track record, if capital is 1mil, would return >200k/year, can FIRE already. |
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QUOTE(Wedchar2912 @ Apr 20 2025, 03:54 PM) thanks for sharing... any info is appreciated as it is based on real person and real life... no longer theoretical. Impressive that networth is still growing >10% net expenses per year. Your equities mostly US? you are obviously conservative like me... My curiosity stems from a bit of a disconnect between my expectations (theory) and lived reality. I’ve been FIREd for almost 4 years now. This is what I noticed for my case: a) family monthly expenses, as budgeted, remained steady over the past 4 years and should still be valid for next 6 years. In fact, I’m underspending by about 10–20% for many of the months. b) networth has actually increased by nearly 50% during the same period, with zero active income. So technically, I can up my spending by that much, and I’d still be fine. (this is now my excess buffer on top of my already buffered portfolio) – It would’ve been even better if not for King Trump’s erratic tariff policies 3 weeks back. It’s this kind of external shock that remains a concern for me, not the regular market fluctuations. c) Touch wood — the only major unexpected expense so far was helping an elderly relative with a medical emergency. luckily its only around 30K rm, so still manageable. I also do some selling of options but they are just to supplement the passive income from EPF and equities. definitely not as much as yours in relative terms vs passive income elsewhere. |
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QUOTE(Cubalagi @ Apr 22 2025, 07:28 AM) At 90, my kid will be 60. Why should I downgrade my retirement life in order for him to get a few millions? I save for my retirement, not for his 😆 .its only if I kaput earlier will he get some. Yes to each his own but our time is different n much easier to accumulate wealth, the new generation will have it TOUGH in jobs & biz due to decoupling & AI unless they got inheritance. gamenoob and wongmunkeong liked this post
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QUOTE(Wedchar2912 @ Apr 22 2025, 04:38 PM) After pushing even more funds to overseas, 100K RM div in malaysia is no longer a concern for me. Haha. But MY dividends r single tier, dont have to declare to lhdn right?But the problem is do we still need to file and input into hasil negeri site whatever div we receive in Malaysia? The paperwork and trails are just annoying. And if kena invited by lhdn, how to prove the div amt is all I recieved. |
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QUOTE(Wedchar2912 @ Apr 22 2025, 04:50 PM) That's the headache. Right now, all div I received is still gross div. So nothing been deducted yet. What type of companies in MY pay gross dividend if I may know? Just curious cos so long i only receive single tier dividends.Later next year, I assume all have to file and input the total div collected. How would lhdn verify the amount is accurate? And hence 2% on the div above 100K. |
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